Loveland sits right in Northern Colorado’s hail corridor, and its mix of older downtown homes, newer subdivisions and foothill properties keeps local roofers busy. Wind off the foothills and hail that tracks along I-25 mean many homes need repairs or replacements well before their shingles’ rated life.
These roofing companies are based in Loveland or serve it regularly from nearby Northern Colorado towns.
| Company | Base | Known For | Best For |
| Gold Roofing | Loveland (E Eisenhower Blvd) | Founded 1996, independent | Residential and light commercial |
| My Family Roofer | Loveland | Founded 2021, formerly Colorado Family Roofing | Homeowners who care about community |
| A.J. Shirk Roofing | Loveland | Partners with GAF, Owens Corning and others | Comparing roofing systems |
| Kessler Roofing | Fort Collins, serving Loveland | Founded 1990, CertainTeed credentials | Long-term reliability |
| Blue Spruce Construction Group | Erie, serving Loveland | 25+ years on insurance claims | Storm damage and solar homes |
| Aspen Leaf Roofing | Windsor, serving Loveland | Free drone inspections | Documenting hail damage |
Gold Roofing is an independently owned Loveland company founded in 1996 with the goal of improving the roofing industry’s reputation. It handles composition shingles, EPDM and TPO flat roofs, metal and concrete tile for homes and businesses.
Three decades of local work and a range of roof types make Gold a reliable first call in Loveland.
My Family Roofer is a family-owned Loveland company founded in 2021 by Brian Barnes, evolving from the earlier Colorado Family Roofing. It dedicates 10% of profits to charity, with a focus on fighting child trafficking.
It serves Loveland and communities across Northern Colorado and southern Wyoming.
A.J. Shirk Roofing is a Loveland company that partners with seven roofing manufacturers, including GAF and Owens Corning. It holds an A+ BBB rating and handles residential and commercial roofs.
Access to several manufacturers lets homeowners compare products and warranties without changing contractors.
Kessler Roofing has served Northern Colorado from Fort Collins since 1990 and holds CertainTeed MasterCraftsman and ShingleMaster credentials.
Its long track record makes it a safe pick for Loveland homeowners near the Fort Collins line.
Blue Spruce Construction Group is a roofing and solar contractor that serves Loveland from Erie, with more than 25 years of experience on storm-damage insurance claims. It offers financing on replacements.
Blue Spruce suits homeowners who have or want solar and need a roofer who understands both.
Aspen Leaf Roofing offers free drone and AI-assisted roof inspections from its Windsor base, a short drive from Loveland.
Its inspection reports give homeowners clear evidence to share with an insurer.
Loveland requires a building permit for reroofing, and contractors must be licensed with the city. Ask for the license number before signing.
After a hail storm, out-of-area crews flood Loveland. Ask for a local address, references from past jobs nearby and how long the company has worked in the area.
A good roofer documents damage with photos and meets your adjuster. Colorado law requires a written contract and bars roofers from paying or waiving your deductible.
Impact-resistant shingles cost more but hold up far better to hail, and many Colorado insurers offer a discount for them.
Gold Roofing and Kessler offer decades of local continuity, A.J. Shirk gives you a range of manufacturers, and My Family Roofer, Blue Spruce and Aspen Leaf round out a strong shortlist for storm work.
For more options across the metro, see our list of the top roofing companies in Denver and our guide to choosing a roofing contractor in Denver.